World-Renowned DJ Hardwell on Mental Performance

World-Renowned DJ Hardwell on Mental Performance

Robbert van de Corput, a world-renowned DJ professionally known as Hardwell, has been performing in front of large crowds across the world for over a decade. But for Hardwell, it’s not about... Read more »
The Extreme Fear and Pain of Being Criticized

The Extreme Fear and Pain of Being Criticized

Some spend their entire lives defending themselves against punishment and shame, seeing it lurking everywhere. Those with a tendency to engage in black and white thinking tend to either feel threatened and... Read more »
A New Path to Well-Being

A New Path to Well-Being

Imagine you’re stuck indoors, the city outside a grey blur, and the stresses of daily life have left your mind feeling like a tangled mess. Traditional wisdom suggests a walk in the... Read more »
Why We Think Others Lie More Than We Do

Why We Think Others Lie More Than We Do

When a rival lies or cheats, we demand justice. But when a friend does, we offer excuses. Equally, we believe our team plays by the rules while others bend them. Yet honesty... Read more »
Why More May Not Be Better

Why More May Not Be Better

Imagine your most vital communication simply stops. You’re talking, smiling, and connecting with a loved one, and suddenly, they go blank. Their eyes are open, their face is still, and all your... Read more »
Food Insecurity Harms Child Development

Food Insecurity Harms Child Development

This week, more than 42 million Americans, including 16 million children, are set to lose their monthly food benefits as part of the U.S. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Many of these... Read more »
New Exposure Therapy Focus Improves Anxiety Treatment

New Exposure Therapy Focus Improves Anxiety Treatment

Imagine you have a fear of public speaking. During therapy, you stand up and talk. Is the goal to stand there until your racing heart slows down, or is it to prove... Read more »
Could You Have Delayed Life Syndrome?

Could You Have Delayed Life Syndrome?

As a psychologist interested in challenges throughout the life cycle, I have had the pleasure of working with those just beginning their life journey and those at the end. Not surprisingly, many... Read more »
Halloween, Trust, and Mistrust | Psychology Today

Halloween, Trust, and Mistrust | Psychology Today

The main characters of Lord of the Flies, William Golding’s gripping post-war novel, were children evacuated for refuge from wartime British cities that had fallen under indiscriminate Nazi bombardment. En route, their... Read more »
Autistic Fawn Response

Autistic Fawn Response

The fawn response is a trauma-driven coping mechanism where a person deals with a threat by people-pleasing—essentially trying to appease or “befriend” the source of danger to avoid harm. Alongside fight, flight,... Read more »
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